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Compound d16 reduces tumor growth and overcomes therapeutic resistance in mutant p53-bearing cancers
news › compound-d16-reduces-tumor-growth-and-overcomes-therapeutic-resistance-in-mutant-p53-bearing-cancers
… at Baylor College of Medicine have developed a new compound called d16 that can reduce tumor growth and … Communications , a journal of the American Association for Cancer Research , open opportunities for new combination … could make a difference in someone’s life one day.” The team also discovered that d16 can inhibit a DNA repair …
departments › ... › community-psychiatry-track-cpt
… The Community Psychiatry Track provides specialized training for residents in their PGY3 and PGY4 years. Residents can … Diversion Program Harris Center Mobile Crisis Outreach Team Community Partner homeless services Community … Community Psychiatry Track (CPT) …
news › baylor-researchers-highlight-benefits-of-sharing-human-brain-data
… In recent years, the scientific community has seen a push for more findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable … due to multiple disincentives. In a new Neuron article, a team of researchers, led by coauthors Dr. Vasiliki …
news › mage-4-promotes-tumor-progression-by-halting-antitumor-responses
… allows tumors to evade the body’s immune response critical for their elimination. Researchers at Baylor College of … to happen,” said Kheradmand, member of the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center and core faculty at the Center … the work to uncover how MAGE-4 promotes tumor growth. The team studied the tumors under the microscope searching for …
news › hnrnpm-a-guardian-of-the-integrity-of-cellular-protein-production
… making mistakes while it is putting together the different components, leading to newly produced proteins. In cancer … cellular biology at Baylor. “Despite the many opportunities for such mistakes, cells make proteins highly accurately and … therefore maintaining the integrity of the process.” The team also discovered that in the absence of hnRNPM, cryptic …
departments › ... › tuberculosis
… and is spread from person to person through the air, for example, as when an infected person coughs or sneezes, … forms of TB bacteria that are resistant to some antibiotics commonly used to treat TB has made treatment more difficult. … are not used appropriately. When a patient fails to complete a full course of antibiotics, a healthcare worker …
healthcare › for-patients › derechos-y-responsabilidades-de-los-pacientes
… En Baylor Medicine, nos esforzamos todos los días por materializar nuestra visión de la atención médica. Queremos que comparta esa visión, entienda sus derechos y tenga las más … en que no sea posible lograr todos los objetivos durante su visita, nuestro compromiso es convertir nuestra visión en …
departments › ... › tularemia
… and hares, and in the insects that feed on these animals (for this reason, the disease is sometimes called rabbit fever or deerfly fever). People can become infected with this bacterium as a result of bites by … and the details of how the strain changed to become less virulent in humans are poorly understood, LVS is …
departments › ... › fellowships
… in their subspecialties, excel in their fields and come out of the programs with the necessary reputation to qualify for key appointments. Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship This … care research. This fellowship emphasizes multidisciplinary team-based mentoring and offers a diverse spectrum of …
news › 2024-michael-e-debakey-excellence-in-research-awards
… executive dean, congratulating the group. He added their accomplishments exemplify the outstanding work across all … broadened data accessibility resources for the scientific community. By conducting a comprehensive proteogenomic … of a protein – a long-standing challenge in the field. His team also developed a web portal with 40,000 gene-, …
